This is becoming an embarrassing pattern for that State.
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Georgia Primary Election
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Ugh. Voting should be a 2 week thing with Election Day being a holiday.
This is just how redneck nation like Georgia gets around voter ID laws. "We ain't go no scanners, printers, or paper, got dammit!!! Machines ain't wurkin, neither. Technician works uppa road bout 17 miles as the crow flies. CAN'T VOTE HEEEARRRR!!!!!"
every State should be on the Oregon model, especially with the uncertainty of a pandemic
I’d have a solution for them and their frequent Election Day ‘technical breakdowns’ if the mail-in ballot option wasn’t so rife with fragrant fraud. 
Fragrant fraud? Smells fishy to meI’d have a solution for them and their frequent Election Day ‘technical breakdowns’ if the mail-in ballot option wasn’t so rife with fragrant fraud.
Georgia has closed the highest percentage of polling places since the Voting Rights Act was gutted
something was definitely wrong. i wonder if it had problems on purpose to make a better push for voting by mail?
Aaaaaaah, OF COURSE!!!!
Good to have you back, Wayne. We've sorely missed insights like this gem.
i look forward to driving around neighborhoods following the mailman so that i can steal their ballots, mark them straight line gop, and mail them back in.Aaaaaaah, OF COURSE!!!!
Good to have you back, Wayne. We've sorely missed insights like this gem.
I hear ya, Wayne. Voting machine 'malfunctions' in large Black polling sites with the only technical support 17 miles away -- on election day no less -- is much less complicated.*
MAGAt's Razor: The biggliest correct answer is always a conspiracy theory, no matter how far fetched it seems.
I highly doubt the Republican Secretary of State wants mail in voting. This is also not the first time Georgia has had major issues with voting. It is pretty obvious what is going on.
It's also perfectly obvious from Oregon's Republican Secretary of State that the "mail in voter fraud" is BS.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...ail-in-voting-is-secure-effective/ar-BB12GSSI
Of course it is, states have used mail in ballots in some various capacities for ages. This is about making it more difficult for people to vote, and then the ability to claim voter fraud if Trump loses.
Oh my gosh, you don't really believe the incumbent President of the United States would dishonor our country by claiming his opponent's election was a royal screw job, do you?
Our country has always been respected for its peaceful and classy transfer of power. I can't imagine Trump being such a narcissistic baby that he'd jeopardize that time-honored tradition.
but i was told this would never happen. twitter fact checked and said stuff like that was false...
we already have absentee ballots. rational people dont want mail in voting for the reason i listed.
But 'rational' people are okay with sizable minority populations getting screwed out of voting due to voting machine 'technical' difficulties?
voting is so important people died to get that right. if they cant take time out of their day to vote, or get an absentee ballot, perhaps they dont deserve that right.
as for the technical difficulties, i think that was by design.
I dont know who told you this would never happen, voting machines and such has been a bit of an issue for some time.
Absentee ballots dont work the same in every state. Many states require an "excuse" and/or certain qualifications to be able to vote by absentee ballot.
The most ironic aspect of this discussion is that the United States has spent millions of dollars over the years to ensure democratic elections around the world.
Maybe Georgia needs to declare itself an independent country.
Maybe Georgia needs to declare itself an independent country.
For the record, the voting booth fiasco this past month took place in Gwinnett County, Georgia, Despite the high number of minorities there (40-something percent) the county has been dominated by Republicans for decades.
Maybe we know the reason why now.
Isn’t that exactly what Hilary did in 16? Then we had a whole discussion on why the electoral college isn’t fair and only NY and CA should have a voice on the Presidency?
She wasn't the incumbent President. I recall a pretty classy transfer of power between Obama and Trump despite their opinions of one another.
I’m sure President Trump will have a great transfer of power in 2025.
Let me guess: To President-Elect Pence, right?
No clue but I would lean towards someone else.
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